artlin wrote:
Please try to bear in mind that for every 52 people celebrating there are 48 who are not. With a few more who are still not sure.
If not everyone agrees with you then there is no need to be vindictive.
Isn't that a bit like saying a political party shouldn't celebrate an election victory because not everyone voted for them?
Brexit was won against all the odds, and in the face of the united opposition of the establishment, the judiciary, all but one Westminster Party [and they only had one seat], and blatant scaremongering from the EU, the IMF, the OECD, and every global corporate in the universe.
It was a massive achievement, and well worth celebrating loudly [and presently drunkenly]
And if the people who voted to remain, or campaigned for it want to begrudge us a little celebration, today of all days, because they feel we're being mean to them personally then, I guess, the only thing I can say would be that a better time to have thought about that would have been before adopting the strategy of characterising anyone who wanted to leave as a know-nothing xenophobic racist Neanderthal, as that might have disinclined us slightly from ramming it quite so far down their throats today